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Les infections intra-abdominales aiguës pp 131–145Cite as

Infections des voies biliaires

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La pathologie biliaire d’urgence comprend la cholécystite, l’angiocholite et la pancréatite aiguës. Ces pathologies sont en général secondaires à un calcul obstruant l’arbre biliaire ou la vésicule. Plus rarement, elles sont secondaires à une obstruction tumorale (bénigne ou maligne), à une complication postopératoire ou à un sludge biliaire (1). Malgré de nettes avancées thérapeutiques, ces maladies sont toujours à la source d’une importante morbidité et mortalité, en particulier chez les personnes âgées. Dans cet article, nous verrons successivement la cholécystite aiguë et l’angiocholite aiguë, avec les modalités exploratoires et thérapeutiques actuelles.

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Allaouchiche, B., Boselli, E. (2007). Infections des voies biliaires. In: Mallédant, Y., Seguin, P. (eds) Les infections intra-abdominales aiguës. Le point sur …. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-69814-9_10

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